SSUSA Staff ... Perhaps it is the TOC that is being irreparably harmed by other tournaments ... I submit that playing the TOC so many months after the season ends causes problems for the teams who have qualified ... Since the TOC is supposed to be the jewel tournament for SSUSA, why not treat it that way?

SSUSA Staff: Please!!! ... Many of us have complained for much longer than 3 years about the time frame chosen for the TOC ... Perhaps you can tell us what SSUSA's economic interests are in maintaining the current TOC dates and location.

I was always of the impression that an umpire that hustled and got into good position was acceptable, until last weekend ... I played in a tournament where our umpire, and we had him for all of our games, hustled for good position but exhibited very poor judgement on his calls ... These calls included ones that benefited our team and ones that didn't ... If you can't make a correct call, all the hustle and positioning in the world won't make one a good umpire.

Local ... Nope, didn't ask the same question ... Enviro-Vac hadn't been moved up at the time of my post ... Aro Glass got moved up not long after Reno, but then got moved back to AAA ... Why would that be, Local?

Capt Kirk ... Money talks ... It is my guess that which ever softball association is scheduling tournaments at the Houston Sportsplex, the association is receiving a large sum of money to hold it there.

SSUSA Staff ... The topic was simply TOC ... I believe my comments were TOC-associated ... I think I even complimented Duke on his post ... Seems a bit of a stretch to think that you are now policing posts to this extent, although I did not see any posts after my second one.

The thought of placing a screen on the playing field is ludicrous ... Hitting a screen placed on the playing field resulting in a DBO is folly ... Perhaps those who wish to play by these rules can start their own leagues/associations.

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